Ngo Dang Luu is the chairman of Anh Minh Global Co. Ltd, Vietnam. He earned his PhD in Science in the Federal Republic of Germany and has over 20 years of experience in the electricity and energy industry in Vietnam. He specializes in technical design, grid interconnection, battery energy storage, and automation applications for the maintenance and operation of solar and wind projects, as well as power system integration. He is also a leading expert in renewable energy optimization, electrical systems, smart grids, microgrids, circular economy, and electric vehicle charging systems.Nguyen Hung is the vice director of the HUTECH Institute of Engineering, Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology (HUTECH), Vietnam. His research interests span various fields, including robust and nonlinear control, mobile manipulator robot control, power system stability analysis and control, and artificial intelligence applications in renewable energy. In addition, he serves as a reviewer for numerous international journals and conferences.Nguyen Dinh Long is an assistant professor in the Department of Engineering, Dong Nai University, Vietnam. He received his PhD in electronics and electrical engineering from Queen's University Belfast, UK, where he was also a research fellow. His research interests include convex optimization theory and applications for wireless communications, the Internet of Things, digital transformation, and real-time optimization for interdisciplinary studies. He is currently serving as a reviewer for several IEEE journals, international journals, and conferences.Le Anh Duc is the rector of Dong Nai University, Vietnam. He has previously held the position of deputy director at the Youth Employment Service Center and deputy head of the Vocational Training Department. He has also served as rector of Long Thanh-Nhon Trach Vocational College and Dong Nai College of High Technology.Le Anh Tuan has been working at Can Tho University, Vietnam since 1982 and is currently a senior lecturer in the Department of Environmental and Natural Resources. He previously served as the vice director of the Institute for Climate Change Research at Can Tho University. Dr Tuan has many years of teaching and research experience in areas such as water resource planning and management, environmental engineering, climate change and natural disasters, hydrology, meteorology, and renewable energy.

• Chapter 1: Wind energy development in VietnamChapter 2: Inexhaustible energy sources: the future of solar energy in energy scenariosChapter 3: Technologies and solutions for smart energy systems with the presence of renewable energyChapter 4: Study and application of smart gridChapter 5: Study and application of microgrid systemsChapter 6: Research and application of IoT technology in sustainable energy developmentChapter 7: Impacts of policies and mechanisms on renewable energy developmentChapter 8: Investment procedures for renewable energy projects: a case study in VietnamChapter 9: Circular economic solutions - effective management of "solar photovoltaic panel waste"Chapter 10: Social impacts and trends in renewable energy development in developing countries: solar energy, wind energy, and beyond

Ngo Dang Luu is the chairman of Anh Minh Global Co. Ltd, Vietnam. He earned his PhD in Science in the Federal Republic of Germany and has over 20 years of experience in the electricity and energy industry in Vietnam. He specializes in technical design, grid interconnection, battery energy storage, and automation applications for the maintenance and operation of solar and wind projects, as well as power system integration. He is also a leading expert in renewable energy optimization, electrical systems, smart grids, microgrids, circular economy, and electric vehicle charging systems.Nguyen Hung is the vice director of the HUTECH Institute of Engineering, Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology (HUTECH), Vietnam. His research interests span various fields, including robust and nonlinear control, mobile manipulator robot control, power system stability analysis and control, and artificial intelligence applications in renewable energy. In addition, he serves as a reviewer for numerous international journals and conferences.Nguyen Dinh Long is an assistant professor in the Department of Engineering, Dong Nai University, Vietnam. He received his PhD in electronics and electrical engineering from Queen's University Belfast, UK, where he was also a research fellow. His research interests include convex optimization theory and applications for wireless communications, the Internet of Things, digital transformation, and real-time optimization for interdisciplinary studies. He is currently serving as a reviewer for several IEEE journals, international journals, and conferences.Le Anh Duc is the rector of Dong Nai University, Vietnam. He has previously held the position of deputy director at the Youth Employment Service Center and deputy head of the Vocational Training Department. He has also served as rector of Long Thanh-Nhon Trach Vocational College and Dong Nai College of High Technology.Le Anh Tuan has been working at Can Tho University, Vietnam since 1982 and is currently a senior lecturer in the Department of Environmental and Natural Resources. He previously served as the vice director of the Institute for Climate Change Research at Can Tho University. Dr Tuan has many years of teaching and research experience in areas such as water resource planning and management, environmental engineering, climate change and natural disasters, hydrology, meteorology, and renewable energy.

• Chapter 1: Wind energy development in VietnamChapter 2: Inexhaustible energy sources: the future of solar energy in energy scenariosChapter 3: Technologies and solutions for smart energy systems with the presence of renewable energyChapter 4: Study and application of smart gridChapter 5: Study and application of microgrid systemsChapter 6: Research and application of IoT technology in sustainable energy developmentChapter 7: Impacts of policies and mechanisms on renewable energy developmentChapter 8: Investment procedures for renewable energy projects: a case study in VietnamChapter 9: Circular economic solutions - effective management of "solar photovoltaic panel waste"Chapter 10: Social impacts and trends in renewable energy development in developing countries: solar energy, wind energy, and beyond

Ngo Dang Luu is the chairman of Anh Minh Global Co. Ltd, Vietnam. He earned his PhD in Science in the Federal Republic of Germany and has over 20 years of experience in the electricity and energy industry in Vietnam. He specializes in technical design, grid interconnection, battery energy storage, and automation applications for the maintenance and operation of solar and wind projects, as well as power system integration. He is also a leading expert in renewable energy optimization, electrical systems, smart grids, microgrids, circular economy, and electric vehicle charging systems.Nguyen Hung is the vice director of the HUTECH Institute of Engineering, Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology (HUTECH), Vietnam. His research interests span various fields, including robust and nonlinear control, mobile manipulator robot control, power system stability analysis and control, and artificial intelligence applications in renewable energy. In addition, he serves as a reviewer for numerous international journals and conferences.Nguyen Dinh Long is an assistant professor in the Department of Engineering, Dong Nai University, Vietnam. He received his PhD in electronics and electrical engineering from Queen's University Belfast, UK, where he was also a research fellow. His research interests include convex optimization theory and applications for wireless communications, the Internet of Things, digital transformation, and real-time optimization for interdisciplinary studies. He is currently serving as a reviewer for several IEEE journals, international journals, and conferences.Le Anh Duc is the rector of Dong Nai University, Vietnam. He has previously held the position of deputy director at the Youth Employment Service Center and deputy head of the Vocational Training Department. He has also served as rector of Long Thanh-Nhon Trach Vocational College and Dong Nai College of High Technology.Le Anh Tuan has been working at Can Tho University, Vietnam since 1982 and is currently a senior lecturer in the Department of Environmental and Natural Resources. He previously served as the vice director of the Institute for Climate Change Research at Can Tho University. Dr Tuan has many years of teaching and research experience in areas such as water resource planning and management, environmental engineering, climate change and natural disasters, hydrology, meteorology, and renewable energy.

• Chapter 1: Wind energy development in VietnamChapter 2: Inexhaustible energy sources: the future of solar energy in energy scenariosChapter 3: Technologies and solutions for smart energy systems with the presence of renewable energyChapter 4: Study and application of smart gridChapter 5: Study and application of microgrid systemsChapter 6: Research and application of IoT technology in sustainable energy developmentChapter 7: Impacts of policies and mechanisms on renewable energy developmentChapter 8: Investment procedures for renewable energy projects: a case study in VietnamChapter 9: Circular economic solutions - effective management of "solar photovoltaic panel waste"Chapter 10: Social impacts and trends in renewable energy development in developing countries: solar energy, wind energy, and beyond